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'''Jenner & Block''' is a U.S. law firm with offices in ], ], ], and ], active in corporate litigation, business transactions, and in the public sector. In 2005, the firm received the "Legal Service Award" of the ] for its work with ] inmates, and in 2006 it was named one of the top five litigation departments in the United States by the magazine '']''.<ref name="Djordjevich2007">{{cite book|last=Djordjevich|first=Vera|title=Vault Guide to the Top Chicago & Midwest Law Firms, 2007|url=http://books.google.com/books?id=ga0tgp9_iuYC&pg=PA166|year=2007|publisher=Vault Inc.|isbn=978-1-58131-460-1|page=166}}</ref> In 2012, it was listed as one of the 20 most elite lawfirms by the magazine, with inclusion on it's A-List for revenue generation, ] commitment, associate satisfaction and diversity representation.<ref name="VAULT">{{cite book|author=VAULT|title=Vault Guide to the Top Law Firms for General Commercial Litigation, 2014 Edition|url=http://books.google.com/books?id=yQRcAgAAQBAJ&pg=PT127|publisher=Infobase Learning|isbn=978-1-58131-913-2|page=127}}</ref> The firm was also named in 2012 in the Chambers USA Award for Excellence as the top law firm for media and entertainment litigation. '''Jenner & Block''' is a U.S. law firm with offices in ], ], ], and ], active in corporate litigation, business transactions, and in the public sector. In 2005, the firm received the "Legal Service Award" of the ] for its work with ] inmates, and in 2006 it was named one of the top five litigation departments in the United States by the magazine '']''.<ref name="Djordjevich2007">{{cite book|last=Djordjevich|first=Vera|title=Vault Guide to the Top Chicago & Midwest Law Firms, 2007|url=http://books.google.com/books?id=ga0tgp9_iuYC&pg=PA166|year=2007|publisher=Vault Inc.|isbn=978-1-58131-460-1|page=166}}</ref> In 2012, it was listed as one of the 20 most elite lawfirms by the magazine, with inclusion on it's A-List for revenue generation, ] commitment, associate satisfaction and diversity representation.<ref name="VAULT">{{cite book|author=VAULT|title=Vault Guide to the Top Law Firms for General Commercial Litigation, 2014 Edition|url=http://books.google.com/books?id=yQRcAgAAQBAJ&pg=PT127|publisher=Infobase Learning|isbn=978-1-58131-913-2|page=127}}</ref> The firm was also named in 2012 in the Chambers USA Award for Excellence as the top law firm for media and entertainment litigation.


==History== ==History==
Founded in ], the firm was known from the 1920s to the 1950s as Johnston, Thompson, Raymond & Mayer. After ] became a partner in 1965, he established Jenner & Block's longstanding relationship representing ]. The name of the firm was changed to Raymond Mayer Jenner & Block in 1964 after ] became a name parter. In 1969, it was shortened to its present title. The firm was founded in Chicago ] as Newman, Poppenhusen & Stern. Since its founding, it has had 10 names. After ] became a partner in 1965, he established Jenner & Block's longstanding relationship representing ]. The name of the firm was changed to Raymond Mayer Jenner & Block in 1964 after ] became a name partner. In 1969, it was shortened to its present title.

The firm opened its Washington, DC office in 1982; its New York office in 2005; and its Los Angeles office in 2009.


==References== ==References==

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Jenner & Block LLP
Jenner & Block's Logo
Headquarters353 North Clark
Chicago, Illinois
No. of offices4
No. of attorneysapproximately 450
Major practice areasGeneral practice
Key peopleAnton R. Valukas, Chairman; Terrence J. Truax, Managing Partner
Revenue$357.5M (2013)
Date founded1914
FounderJacob Newman, Conrad Poppenhusen, and Henry Stern
Company typeLimited liability partnership
WebsiteJenner & Block

Jenner & Block is a U.S. law firm with offices in Chicago, Los Angeles, California, New York, and Washington, DC, active in corporate litigation, business transactions, and in the public sector. In 2005, the firm received the "Legal Service Award" of the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty for its work with death row inmates, and in 2006 it was named one of the top five litigation departments in the United States by the magazine The American Lawyer. In 2012, it was listed as one of the 20 most elite lawfirms by the magazine, with inclusion on it's A-List for revenue generation, pro-bono commitment, associate satisfaction and diversity representation. The firm was also named in 2012 in the Chambers USA Award for Excellence as the top law firm for media and entertainment litigation.

History

The firm was founded in Chicago 1914 as Newman, Poppenhusen & Stern. Since its founding, it has had 10 names. After Albert E. Jenner became a partner in 1965, he established Jenner & Block's longstanding relationship representing General Dynamics. The name of the firm was changed to Raymond Mayer Jenner & Block in 1964 after Samuel W. Block became a name partner. In 1969, it was shortened to its present title.

The firm opened its Washington, DC office in 1982; its New York office in 2005; and its Los Angeles office in 2009.

References

  1. Valukas' firm bio
  2. Firm history
  3. Djordjevich, Vera (2007). Vault Guide to the Top Chicago & Midwest Law Firms, 2007. Vault Inc. p. 166. ISBN 978-1-58131-460-1.
  4. VAULT. Vault Guide to the Top Law Firms for General Commercial Litigation, 2014 Edition. Infobase Learning. p. 127. ISBN 978-1-58131-913-2.

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